Calendar & Events
Events in November 2020
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Sumpter Valley Railroad Halloween Express Haunted Train Rides
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Sumpter Valley Railroad Halloween Express Haunted Train Rides
Celebrate Halloween Saturday and Sunday on the Sumpter Valley Railroad 's Halloween Express. On both days a round trip train will depart from the McEwen Depot at 12:00 PM. Passengers will be greeted with lots of decorations and a haunted train with treat bags for everyone. After arriving in Sumpter be sure to check out the Haunted Gold Dredge at the Sumpter Dredge State Park and listen to ghost stories of the past. Rumor has it that the ghost of Joe Bush, the dredge worker from years past, and celebrate Halloween at the Sumpter Trunk or Treat on Saturday
- Adult: $25.00
- Senior (62+): $22.50
- Child (5-15): $17.50
- *Family Pass $75.00
- *(2 adults and 2 children ages 5 to 15)
Sumpter Valley Railroad Halloween Express Haunted Train Rides
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First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Baker City
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First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Baker CityMonthly art walk in downtown Baker City.
Celebrate the arts on the First Friday of every month in historic downtown Baker City. With numerous participating galleries and local shops showcasing local and regional artists and their work.For more information including a list of participating galleries and featured artists contact the Crossroads Carnegie Art Center or call 541-523-5369
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Huntington Weather Festival and Highland Games
Huntington Weather Festival and Highland Games
Always the first Saturday in November the Huntington Weather Festival and Highland Games brings together some of the top Celtic athletes in the Inland Northwest to compete in traditional Celtic games in some of the most unpredictable and sometimes brutal weather conditions . For more information including registration and complete schedule visit the Huntington Chamber of Commerce email chamber@visithuntingtonor.org or call (541)216-3465
or the Bald Mountain Knuckle Draggers or call 541-869-2529
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Third Thursday Wine Walk in Downtown Baker City
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Third Thursday Wine Walk in Downtown Baker City
"Raise a glass & raise some funds!" during this monthly community celebration in Downtown Baker City.
A $10 donation gets you a Baker City Downtown logo wine glass and a map of where to get your sip & shop on! Each month BCD will donate a portion of the proceeds to a different local charity. All participating businesses will be open from 5pm-8pm and serving samples of different wines.
The unWINEd Wine Walk STARTS at Hatch (2019 Main Street).
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Baker City Turkey Trot 5K Fun Run
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Baker City Turkey Trot 5K Fun Run
Annual Run/Walk to Feed the Hungry 5k Turkey Trot. Come out Thanksgiving morning to help feed the hungry in Baker County before sitting down to your own Thanksgiving dinners.
More than 500 participants run this annual holiday 5k fun run in Baker City each Thanksgiving morning making it one of the largest Thanksgiving Day fun runs in Oregon. Proceeds from the run benefit the North East Oregon Compassion Center and help support the local food bank.
Turkeys start trotting at 9 a.m. in front of Kicks Sportswear, Corner of Main and Valley
For more information visit the North East Compassion Center or register online now at https://bakercityturkeytrot.itsyourrace.com/
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Family Fun Day at the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
Family Fun Day at the Oregon Trail Interpretive CenterLooking for an family friendly alternative to shopping this Friday? Join us for Family Fun Day, on the Friday after Thanksgiving from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Crafts will include making bird feeders, ornaments, paper quilt blocks and family tree paintings.
Activities include a pioneer costume photo booth, a wildlife “skulls and scat” table and a scavenger hunts in the exhibits.Family Fun Day will also feature a chance for visitors to participate in the Great Thanksgiving Listen, a StoryCorps initiative to engage people of all ages in the act of listening. A limited number of spaces will be offered for visitors to record a facilitated interview with a member of their family.
For more information about events at the Center, visit https://www.blm.gov/visit/nhotic
